GPIO interrupt not work in ble_app_uart

[jignesh]

Respected sir, setup for programming = Eclipse-gcc-toolchain-setup board = PCA10040

as per my way first take a ble_app_uart code startup my coading purpose. then we include pin_change_int(like merge both code). do not any change in "config" file and "make" file.

just add one change in "gpio_int" function like "BSP_BUTTON_1" instead of "BSP_BUTTON_0" and "BSP_LED_1" instead of "BSP_LED_0". because "BSP_LED_0" and "BSP_BUTTON_1" both alredy use in "ble_app_uart".

[Sigurd]

Hi,

The ble_app_uart example already configures interrupt for the buttons with the BSP library( buttons_leds_init(), bsp_init(), bsp_btn_ble_init()), and also configures the LEDs, so you are probably getting some conflict when you are later using the gpio_int() function with the same pins.

What are you trying to do/accomplish with your code changes?

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[Sigurd]

Are you using high or low accuracy for the GPIOTE ? i.e when calling e.g. GPIOTE_CONFIG_IN_SENSE_TOGGLE(accuracy), is accuracy set to true or false?

If you are using low accuracy, you might need to increase GPIOTE_CONFIG_NUM_OF_LOW_POWER_EVENTS in sdk_config.h